Network Norfolk : Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney

A Sign of Hope: Letters of Communion and the Call to Christian Unity

The recent exchange of letters between His Holiness Pope Leo XIV and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, stands as a timely encouragement for all who long for deeper Christian unity

Incarnation, Belonging, and the Recovery of a Shared Christian Witness

In Archbishop Sarah's recent ecumenical comments, Dr Ian Watson was reminded of Durkheim's views on social cohesion that are linked to contemporary spirituality and the call to visible unity

Welcome to the ecumenical journey!

If you're discovering Churches Together in England for the first time, or if you have heard of them but know very little, they've put together a quick ‘What is CTE’ page to get you started

Ecumenical News Briefing – Spring 2026

Six recent developments in Christian unity worth knowing about

An ecumenical moment of promise for the Church and the nation

A Covenant of Unity: Anticipating a New Archbishop at Canterbury

The Anglican Centre in Rome

Recently, the many needs of the world were remembered in prayer when representatives from several Christian traditions gathered in the centre of Rome

Cultivating Holy Curiosity in a Diverse Church

Rev David Mayne, Regional Team Minister for the Eastern Baptist Association and member of Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney, reflects on how ecumenical encounter and theological openness deepen discipleship, enrich ministry, and strengthen unity

Cyril of Jerusalem

The County Ecumenical Officer discusses the views of Cyril of Jerusalem in shaping Christian unity

Feast of Creation

A new liturgical Feast, a Gift for the Third Millennium

A Lutheran bishop who found home in a Catholic movement

Bishop Åke Bonnier, a retired Lutheran bishop from Sweden, has been part of the Focolare Movement for more than three decades

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